but have you read her thoughts on the sequel?? It won't be attached to the DCEU. She wants to do an 80's version of Wonder Woman with Steve Trevor still alive. Why would DC allow people to do movies outside of cannon? Unless, they have conceeded that they can't do movies like Marvel does.

Tyler wrote:Source of the post What else are you grouping in to the top if you aren't giving WW "the best" title?

I guess I worded that wrong. It is the best DCEU movie if we are only counting movies that tie in with each other (Man of Steel, BvS, Suicide Squad, Aquaman, etc...) If we are talking about all DC based movies, then Dark Knight and Batman Begins come before this. This is also all subjective. Wonder Woman was a good movie, I just didn't really enjoy it. Superhero movies in general are just kind of "meh" at this point. GotG and Logan are exceptions to that feeling because they are kind of a completely different tone than most superhero movies.

Tyler wrote:Source of the post What else are you grouping in to the top if you aren't giving WW "the best" title?

I guess I worded that wrong. It is the best DCEU movie if we are only counting movies that tie in with each other (Man of Steel, BvS, Suicide Squad, Aquaman, etc...) If we are talking about all DC based movies, then Dark Knight and Batman Begins come before this. This is also all subjective. Wonder Woman was a good movie, I just didn't really enjoy it. Superhero movies in general are just kind of "meh" at this point. GotG and Logan are exceptions to that feeling because they are kind of a completely different tone than most superhero movies.

DCEU does not include the Dark Knight or other titles into the fold. You good with your statement. Wonder Woman is one of the best of the current DCEU movies. All of them have their flaws, I think Wonder Woman is the most solid theatrical showing. If the WB execs didn't get in the way of BvS, the Ultimate Edition should have been the one and only version of that movie.

Rotten Tomatoes recently updated their list of the 50 best superhero movies of all time. After recalculating the numbers, Patty Jenkins' Wonder Woman came out on top, beating out the likes of The Dark Knight, The Avengers and a couple of other superhero movies that were released this year. When Rotten Tomatoes recalculated the numbers, the adjusted score for Wonder Woman is 108.567%. According to Rotten Tomatoes, "The adjusted score comes from a weighted formula (Bayesian) that we use that accounts for variation in the number of reviews per movie." So that's pretty damn impressive.